nature of the original Century Roman. This was the second-to-last face cut by A.T.F. Scangraphic has released a digitisation. Related digital revivals Nick Shinn's Scotch Modern revival is a digitisation in three optical sizes of the Scotch Modern types that inspired Century. Described by reviewer Mark Simonson as 'insanely complete', it has a stronger level of contrast and sharper Didone serifs than Century designs, in a release featuring small caps and a range of matching figure designs. Shinn based the revival on that used in an 1873 book on New York State wildlife. The Old Standard web font by Alexey Kryukov is loosely based on the similar styles of type that were used in Europe during the early 20th century. It includes Cyrillic and polytonic Greek glyphs for classical studies use. Matthew Carter's Miller is a revival of the Scotch Roman types that are Century's distant ancestors in the early nineteenth century. It features a much more restrained level of stroke contrast. It is an extremely large family often used by newspapers, with five optical sizes and many professional features such as small caps and alternate figure designs. Chronicle Text and Display by Hoefler & Frere-Jones are another large Scotch Roman-inspired family with optical sizes intended for newspaper and professional use. Eames Century Modern is a digitisation inspired by the family's use by furniture designers Charles and Ray Eames. It is used by Comedy Central, among others. Century 751 from Bitstream Inc is actually a digital revival of Rudolph Ruzicka's Primer. See also Typefaces category List of typefaces References Further reading Meggs, Philip and Rob Carter. Typographic Specimens: The Great Typefaces. Van Nostrand Reinhold: 1993. Meggs, Philip B. and Roy McKelvey. Revival of the Fittest. RC Publications, Inc.: 2000. DeVinne, Theodore, The practice of typography; modern methods of book composition, Century Co., New York, 1904 DeVinne, Theodore, The practice of typography; a treatise on the processes of type-making, the point system, the names, sizes, styles and prices of plain printing types, Century Co., New York, 1902 Transitional serif typefaces American Type Founders typefaces Corporate typefaces Newspaper and magazine typefaces Typefaces with infant variants Typefaces with optical sizes Letterpress typefaces Photocomposition typefaces Digital typefaces Typefaces and fonts introduced in 1894 Typefaces designed by Morris Fuller Benton